Snap some pictures of the row of Cadillacs buried nose-down in a field off of I-40 just outside of Amarillo, TX.
On Man v Food, Adam Richman comes here to take on the restaurant's legendary 72-oz. steak challenge: a mammoth steak, a shrimp cocktail, a baked potato, a side salad and a dinner roll.
Fantastic views and hikes...take the Lenox steep climb for beautiful views of the volcano and other peaks!!! It's worth the strenuous climb. :)
A must-see! Get out, walk on the salt, take pictures... They even have a foot wash!
Get the three meat platter with brisket, BBQ chicken, and chicken fried chicken/steak. Double your sides with jalapeño tots.
You'll forget you're in New Mexico surrounded by mountains when you get to White Sands. Grab a saucer and some wax from the gift shop to slide down the dunes on.
Amazing! Buy the sleds and the wax at the gift shop. Return the sleds for a $5 refund. If you don't sled you've missed out on one of the most fun things ever!
Good place to visit, better place to stay over night. There were many events people can participate. If you make a day trip, nothing special except white sands. If you camp, perhaps the amazing place.
Though not open to the public, the owners do give the occasional tour of this colorful curiosity. Evidently a man-made accident, this odd formation spews geothermally heated water. อ่านเพิ่มเติม
110 miles north of Las Vegas, NV. Take Highway 95 north to Beatty, NV. Turn left at the stoplight. Drive four miles west on Highway 374 the road to Death Valley. Turn right at the sign for Rhyolite.
Seven Magic Mountains by Swiss artist Ugo Rondinone. Seven 35' high dayglow totems, comprised of painted local boulders. Two year exhibit from May 2016 to May 2017. Very beautiful, great photo opp.
The little blue flowers in front of the ovens are most noticeable in the morning.
One of the most haunting sites in Tucson is The Boneyard, home to 4,200 retired or maintenance-needy military and space aircraft.
PASM is so cool! Definitely take the AMARG tour. Call ahead to make sure there's room! Go early in the summer. อ่านเพิ่มเติม
I never thought I'd ever say this but go take a pee... The bathrooms are just as cool as the whale itself!
You'll find folks from all over the world in this iconic Route 66 diner. Sign the bathroom wall and ask about the owner being the inspiration for Sally Carrera in the 2006 Pixar movie "Cars." อ่านเพิ่มเติม
Cruise through the history of the "Mother Road" in Oklahoma at this great museum. Exhibits are organized by decade so you can go from Model Ts to classic diners to a hippie VW bus. อ่านเพิ่มเติม
This is the midpoint between Chicago and LA on Old US Route 66. This is a cute little place. Breakfast is good, and the Texas Pancakes are plate sized. The homemade Ugly Pies are also good as well.
Did you know? The famous Blue Hole is a natural geological phenomenon. The pool is 80 feet deep with a constant water temperature of 64 degrees. Take a dip on a hot day!
Visitors Center offers tours to the Indian village at the top of the mesa. Call ahead for schedules, last tour at 3:30
Forget the cynical idiots who call it a "hole in the ground." You'll get an amazing view and great pics. The movie, museum and even the gift shop are great. Not a tourist trap. Go if you like science.
Was slightly sceptical at first but got there and it was amazing. The guided tour was super interesting.
Best sandwich i've ever had. Thursday lunch special prime rib melt on sourdough. sandwhich melts in your mouth.
Must go! Burger was good. Order a chocolate shake! Best one I've had in a looong time! Love the atmosphere! Gotta love their sense of humor! And,yes, I was squirted with "mustard".
Great old west gold mining town, on Rt. 66, wild donkey's, gunfights, great food. Just outside of Bullhead City.
Be patient and you'll get the opportunity to see all types if wild life. Worth $10.
Beautiful trail and beautiful waterfall. Friendly people. Dogs welcomed. A must see. Totally worth the hike!
L: 3.5 mi, D: Mod, D: One of the most popular hikes. Provides access to a unique waterfall that gushes through a donut-shaped hole in the mountainside. Most hike summer and fall.
